Music Week Events Planned in Brady
Brady hosts National Music Week May 7 to 14 with events at First Methodist and First Christian churches. The Dunbar Choral Club opens May 5, and the Brady High Bulldog Band performs May 14 to close. The 838th annual observance theme is Let s Make Music Around the World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damrosch Music Club
National Federation
Brady
First Methodist Church
D. W. Jordan
First Christian Church
Stroud
Glenda Boles Dusek
Richards Library
Music Club
Dunbar Choral Club
Dunbar School
Brady Garden Club awards at A Rhapsody in Flowers show
Mrs M J Bean and Mrs Har rd Deaton won sweepstakes awards at the Brady Garden Club flower show A Rhapsody in Flowers held last week in the Richards Library clubroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Bean
Harrd Deaton
Brady Garden Club
Richards Library
Brady Bowlerette League Banquet Trophies Set for May 8
The Brady Bowlerette League will host a banquet Monday night May 8 at Puckett's Cafeteria to award league and City Tournament trophies. Final standings as of May 6 show Higginbotham Lumber leading, with Kelso's Jewelry and Radio-TV Sales following. Season highs list top team and individual scores, plus most improved bowlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady Bowlerette League
Puckett
Higginbotham Lumber
Kelso's Jewelry
Homer Duncum
BNA Needlers
Brady Steak House
Nat'l Bank
BNA
Homer Duncum Tire Co
Ruby Larkin
Annette Calliham
Jacklyn Stone
City adopts parking plan and names new city attorney
The city approves continued use of the Elm Street market square lot for parking and offers free parking at the site. John William Hughes is appointed city attorney. Changes to bookkeeping prepare for retirement of bonds funding the Brady Lake project. Joe Bunn joins the Land Purchasing Committee. resignations from the committee are discussed.
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Market Square
Elm Street
Main
Commerce
John William Hughes
Brady Lake
Joe Bunn
West 17Th
R. M. Priesmeyer
B. N. Winston
Bill Cobb
P. L. Ulstad
Notary Public Deadlines and Appointment Process
Notary applicants must contact County Clerk Ira Turner before May 20 to submit names and written addresses. Upon state approval, notify Turner, then contact your insurance agent, arrange the bond, sign the oath and pay fees. Reappointment requires a new bond and oath by June 10.
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Ira Turner
Turner
Track Boys To State Meet
Prady Hick's mile relay team heads to Austin for Friday's state meet as part of the Interscholastic League events. Harry Bowden low hurdles and four relay runners George Kidd Jimmy Bradshaw Ronnie Rodrigue and Bowden will compete with Brantley Foster as an alternate. Owens notes a recent 3 28 6 race to compare with a 3 27 effort by Bangs. The meet splits Class AA AAA Friday and AAAA A and B Saturday.
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Prady Hick
Austin
Harry Bowden
K. Y. Owens
Ed Whiteley
George Kidd
Jimmy Bradshaw
Ronnie Rodrigue
Owens
Brantley Foster
Foster
Bangs
Mrs. Wicker Of Brady Dies At 78
Mrs. R. W. Wicker, 78, of 200 Eva Street, died at 11:55 p.m. Monday in Medical and Surgical Hospital. Born near Brady on April 29, 1883, she had lived here all her life. She was formerly Sarah Willie Starkey and married April 18, 1900. Her husband died last August. Funeral services were held at.
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R. W. Wicker
Eva Street
Medical & Surgical Hospital
Brady
Sarah Willie Starkey
Mrs Dotson of Brady Dies After Heart Attack
Ruth Dotson 48 of Brady died Monday in Fredericksburg from a heart attack while visiting a daughter. Services 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at Wilkerson Chapel with burial in Rest Haven Cemetery. Survived by husband Wil lie E. Dotson of Brady daughter Mrs. J. W. Friar Fredericksburg mother Mrs. Mary Muse San Marcos brothers George H. and J. P. Muse San Marcos and four grandchildren.
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Ruth Dotson
Brady
Fredericksburg
Wilkerson Chapel
Rest Haven
Willie E. Dotson
J. W. Friar
Mary Muse
San Marcos
George H
J. P. Muse
Obituary notes Wick er family survivors and burial details
At 2 p m Wednesday services were held at Wilkerson Chapel with burial in Rest Haven Cemetery. Survivors include son J. B. Wick er of Pecos. three daughters Ora Lee Skipworth of Fort Sumner New Mexico Mae Rogers of Hobbs New Mexico and Cora Schanger of Tucson Arizona. eight grandchildren and twenty one great grandchildren.
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Wilkerson Chapel
Rest Haven Cemetery
J. B. Wicker
Pecos
Ora Lee Skipworth
Fort Sumner
N. M
Mae Rogers
Hobbs, N. M
Cora Schanger
Tucson, Ariz
For Sale Items Include Calves Feeders Mower Fixtures
Classified list of farm goods and household items for sale. Calf stock and a 16 ft cattle self feeder offered by Bill Huffman of Rochelle Texas. New Briggs and Stratton 3 HP power mower offered at 45 dollars. Water cooler for car 15 dollars. Also good used bathroom fixtures. Call numbers LY 7-7222 or 7-2378.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Huffman
Rochelle, Tex
Briggs and Stratton
Visit by Bradley family to Staton notes 50th Rucker anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Bradley spent a week in Staton as guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rucker. They attended the 50th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Rucker at the First Methodist Church fellowship hall in Slaton. Mrs. Bradley recalled her mother's 100th birthday. Attending sisters included Mrs. W. C. Mooney of Floydada and Mrs. W. O. Rucker of Shallowater.
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Staton
T. J. Bradley
J. E. Rucker
Fellowship Hall
Slaton
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